Bairbre CahillFaith in the Family
Category: Your Faith
Life’s little things
My youngest son is one of these fortunate individuals for whom life is a bit of a doddle. He was born somewhat overdue but in a furious hurry, eyes wide open and all smiles. That set the tone for his life to come. He walked, talked and did pretty much everything sooner than was expected.…
Parents need to learn their children’s language
Maria ByrneA parent’s perspective with Maria Byrne
Young scientists exhibit an interest in religion
Mags GarganMags Gargan finds a number of projects at this year’s BT Young Scientist Exhibition which examine faith issues
A good breakfast is the best start to a healthy lifestyle
Cathal BarryNow that Christmas is over and 2015 is well and truly upon us, it’s time that people really should seize their new year resolutions. Many people at this time of year are angry at themselves for piling on ‘holiday weight’ over Christmas and confused about how they are going to shift it. Among the most…
How to make an everlasting snowdrop
Erin FoxWe know spring has arrived when snowdrops start shooting up out of the soil. The flower is mostly found on roadsides and in damp woods. Sometimes they are found in gardens but they are tricky to grow. Delicate and fragile looking, snowdrops have such a fleeting life that we don’t get to enjoy them for…
Dad’s Diary
Rory FitzgeraldRory Fitzgerald gives thanks for the ‘happy chaos’ of family life
Try this healthy post-Christmas snack
Erin Fox offers a way to use up the piles of oranges around the house after Christmas
Taking aim at your future goals
Courtney McGrailThere is a difference between making resolutions and setting new goals, writes Wendy Grace
Reducing the harmful effects of addiction
Louise McCarthy meets a priest who has pioneered a programme for helping children in Zambia